Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-07-17
turtles. We are having a good time and
plenty of fun.

turtles. We are having q gOou uhne anu
plenty of fun.
J.E. CLARK FISHING CLUB.
MembeH-Wm. Auth, Captain; Hiram
Wood, Treasurer; Aug. Bowers and Jas.
Ingram, fishermen; Peter Daubermyer,
Hunter; Dan Woods, mail carrier; Jos.
ALL, general Waterman; Robert Walden
and Geo. Brannon, dish washers. Camp
at Hendricks Park.
It seems at this time that we may have
both the Wheeling and Lake Erie and the
Canon Ball railroads. Latest adyiees from
the Canon Ball 90 to show that the dehcit
oil s., 900, per mile to be raised by parties
along the proposed line of road has been
guaranteed by q syndicate of old capital
lists, which has satisfied the English syn
dictate. In this case the Canon Ball Will
surely some, and with the W. X l.. L. In
its present condition, w may feel assured
of the coming of both roads sooner or later.
On Friday evening Ernest Smith enter
tanned a party of young friends at his home
in the Walnut Grove. The evening was
pleasantly spent at croquet on the grounds
by the light ofs bonfire, and Later at games
indoor and upon the lawn. A very pleas
ant time is reported, and all the guests
left happy. Those present. were Misses
Mary Thomas, Bessie Brady, Edna Crowell,
Jessie and Beta Sheets, Annie Newland,
Kate Greer, Minnie Cox, Bessie Grlfhth,
Gertie Hanes, Clara Zane, OF the Island,
and Messrs. Will link, Lee Morris, Ed.
Bhckford, KIRBY Smith, Grant Henderson.
Charley Van Pelt has resigned his posi-
ton with Harry Humphreyville. Charley
will 90 60 his home in Bridgeport.
A small son of William Delaney, of Bur-
liugton, came very nearly being drowned
in the river at that place on Friday night.
lie was in the river, and got out beyond
his depth.
Miss Clara Zane, of the Island, is the
guest of friends in the city.
Miss Jennie Hollingsworth, OF Cadiz,
wa in town on Friday.
The Lsughlin Nail Company have sunk
a water we'll just above their factory, IN
compliance with a demand made by the
employees a few days ago. An excellent
flow of water was struck at SGT feet.
Prof. SchOOdde, Professor OF Languages
at the Ohio State University OF Columbus,
is in the city, the guest of his father-in-
law, George DreSch.
The Union Cornet Band concert and
open air dance in HelliDg's orchard last
evening was q grand success.
Yesterday morning about three o'clock
Officer Smith was oil his way To his home
in the Standard addition when he noticed
some one carrying a load of lumber from
the Standard stables. Smith called. on
him to halt but he paid nc attention, and
the officer fired. The fleeing lumber car
rier halted after this signal, and Smith
made him carry the boards back to the
place from which they had been taken.
The miscreant proved to be Charles
Groetzinger, ST., a workman employed in
the mill. The officer locked him up, but
he was released on bail, and will have a
hearing 10 morrow before Mayor Keller.
The Mt. Pleasant base ball club came
dOwd Yesterday and defeated the Orchard
nine by a score of II to Z. 1T took ii
innings to do it, however, the score stand
ing : 10 Z in three innings.
The Happy Ten Fishing Club are in
camp near FreepOrt, and are having a good
time and lots of game.
Contractor C. 5. Moors is at work ON
the Hobensack and Long business blocks,
both being almost completed. He also
has u fine house under way for John
Woods on the Cadiz pike.
Miss Rumsey left for her home in Can
ton, o, yesterday, after a pleasant visit OF
u week with her father, J. J. Rumsey.
The Standard Iron Co. are at work put
ting in the Aitmyer gatent arrangement
for cooling chilled rolls.